ASKO Dishwasher Code F67: Water Inlet Warning, Second Type
Seeing F67 on an ASKO DBI564IS.U, DBI564TS.U, DBI564PS.U, DFI or DSD means the fill went wrong in a second way, separate from F12. During filling the control expects the level to climb at a certain pace.…
- Code
- F67
- Appliance
- Dishwasher
- Brand
- ASKO
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What F67 means
Seeing F67 on an ASKO DBI564IS.U, DBI564TS.U, DBI564PS.U, DFI or DSD means the fill went wrong in a second way, separate from F12. During filling the control expects the level to climb at a certain pace. When the water does not behave that way, the program ends and F67 appears. The tub is often empty or only partly full.
Common causes of F67
- A supply valve that is not fully open
- A partly clogged inlet valve screen
- Weak water pressure at the connection
- A level sensor that misses the incoming water
1. Clear the message with any button. 2. Check that the water supply valve is open as far as it goes. 3. Rinse both filters and start a program. 4. If you see F67 again, close the supply valve and leave the dishwasher idle.
- Whether water really arrives or the sensor does not notice it
- Whether the inlet valve opens as far as it should
- Whether the pressure from your plumbing is steady
Other Dishwasher codes
Why does my dishwasher have two inlet messages?
The control watches for two different fill problems, and each has its own code. We test the full fill path to see which one is in play.
Will opening the valve fix it?
Sometimes. If the valve was only partly open, a full opening and a rinse of the filters may be enough. If not, the valve or the sensor needs testing.
Do you serve homes and apartments?
Yes. The price is written down before any work begins.
Still seeing F67?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.